Chapel of the Holy Cross Sedona Ceramic Ornament

Celebrate one of Sedona’s most recognizable landmarks with this round ceramic ornament featuring the Chapel of the Holy Cross set against a glowing red rock sunset and framed by elegant botanical details in an Art Nouveau Style.

Created from an original photograph by Deborah Hauser, this design begins with a real Sedona scene and is then artistically enhanced with carefully selected digital elements to create a distinctive finished piece in classic and elegant Art Nouveau style. The result blends original photography with decorative embellishments for a keepsake that feels both scenic and artful.

Printed in house with a high-quality UV printer, this ceramic ornament captures the rich warmth of the sky, the dramatic red rock setting, and the chapel’s striking silhouette with crisp detail. A clear gloss sealer coat adds a smooth finished appearance and helps bring out the depth of the colors. The coordinating red hanging strap complements the ornament’s overall look and makes it ready to display.

At approximately 3 inches across, this ornament is a beautiful choice for holiday decorating or year-round display. It also makes a meaningful Sedona souvenir for anyone who loves Arizona landscapes, spiritual landmarks, or distinctive regional artwork.

Product Details

• Ceramic ornament
• Approximately 3 inches across
• Printed in house with a high-quality UV printer
• Finished with a clear gloss sealer coat
• Created from an original photograph by Deborah Hauser
• Artistically enhanced with carefully selected decorative and design elements
• Features the Chapel of the Holy Cross in Sedona
• Decorative floral and botanical border details
• Coordinating hanging strap included random red or purple
• Suitable for holiday decorating or year-round display
• Unique Sedona souvenir, keepsake, or gift
• Colors may vary by monitor settings

A thoughtful gift for Sedona visitors, Southwest art lovers, ornament collectors, holiday gift giving, or anyone who appreciates the beauty of Sedona.